Undergraduate Economics courses in New Zealand

Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary subject that combines physics, biology, earth sciences and social sciences in study of the natural world and its interplay with human activities. Expect plenty of field and lab work that prepares you.

Environmental Engineering is the branch of engineering concerned with applying engineering principles to provide solutions to environmental challenges. Global opportunities paired with the chance to serve the environment help make this subject popular.

If you want to design structures that seamlessly integrate functionality and aesthetics, then studying building and architecture might be the answer!

The study of botany encompasses more than three hundred thousand species of plants ranging from ground-hugging mosses to giant redwood trees. It studies various aspects of plant biology including their structure, properties, and biochemical processes.

The marvels of Civil Engineering surround us. If reshaping infrastructure to facilitate people sounds exciting to you, then studying Civil Engineering could be what helps you leave your mark on the world — literally! 

Heritage study helps us understand identity and cultural narratives. It looks at tangible (landscapes, structures, and objects) and intangible things (folklore, cusine, music, and crafts) to understand people and culture.